Whoosh! Walter's Wonderful Web: A First Book of Shapes

Walter, a little spider, struggles to spin a perfect web. With the help of the wind, he spins a spectacular shape that is better than perfect. This bold and beautiful board book is perfect for preschoolers, with an extra early learning activity about shapes at the end.

Format: Board book
Length: 28 pages
Publication date: 21 September 2023
Publisher: Pan Macmillan

"Whoosh! Walter's Wonderful Web" is a captivating introduction to shapes by Tim Hopgood, the acclaimed author and illustrator of "WOW! Said the Owl." This delightful book follows the adventures of a determined little spider named Walter, who struggles to spin a perfect web. Despite the wind's persistent efforts to blow away his creations, Walter perseveres and discovers his unique talent for creating spectacular shapes.

One day, Walter spins a web that surpasses all expectations—it is not only perfect but truly wonderful. The illustrations in this chunky board book are vibrant and engaging, inviting young readers to join in the WHOOSHes. At the end of the book, there is an extra early learning activity that focuses on shapes, making it perfect for preschoolers.

Tim Hopgood is a renowned author-illustrator known for his captivating books that explore various themes and concepts. His previous works include "WOW! Said the Owl," a first book of colors, and "TIP TAP Went the Crab," a first book of counting. "Whoosh! Walter's Wonderful Web" continues his tradition of creating engaging and educational books for young readers.

In conclusion, "Whoosh! Walter's Wonderful Web" is a delightful and engaging book that introduces young readers to shapes in a fun and interactive way. With its colorful illustrations, engaging text, and early learning activity, this book is sure to capture the hearts and minds of preschoolers and beyond. Whether you're reading it together or exploring the shapes on your own, "Whoosh! Walter's Wonderful Web" is a must-have for any child's library.

Weight: 416g
Dimension: 200 x 160 x 20 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781035000029